Glendive Coyly Delays Depot Demand After Devastating Fire
Glendive faces a major loss as the Northern Pacific depot and division headquarters burn. Local business leaders urge caution, proposing wait for better conditions before new construction. Citizens quickly provide temporary offices and support, showing strong civic cooperation.
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Northern Pacific
J. J. Ermatinger
Glendive
Northern Pacific Railway
Glendiver
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Jordan Hotel
Railway Company
Glen‘dive
Indian Fighter Gibbon in Kitchen Battle Law Case
In Sun River Montana Territory a Justice of the Peace court heard a curious 1874 dispute between John E Howard and Emma L Howard and General John Gibbon over wages for a cook and chambermaid and a bill of lading. The case ends with judgment for Gibbon to deliver the bill of lading and costs to the Howards.
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County of
Lewis & Clark
William P. Butcher
Lewis and Clark
Territory of
Montana
John HE
Howard
Emm One
General Sine Gibbon
Sun River
John Gibbon
Gibbon
Justice of the Peace
John E. Howard
Emma
Burcher
Emma L. Howard
Philadelphia
Bord
Fort Shaw
Montana Territory
Cort
Emma J. Howard
William P. Burcher
Cour
John Howard
General Gibbon
William J. Burcher
J. P
A Lady of Distinction Praised for Perfume and Skin Ritual
An advertisement extols a refined woman’s allure through a delicate perfume and a skincare routine. She bathes with Cuticura Soap and hot water to cleanse pores, then dusts with Cuticura Talent Powder for clear, sweet, healthy skin.
Anaconda Copper Mining Details Montana Employment Impact
John Gillie, general manager of Anaconda Copper Mining, outlines the company’s resumption effects. At full capacity 12,000 Montana jobs in Butte, 4,000 at Anaconda, 1,800 at Great Falls, 600 on B A P railroad, plus 700 in lumber and 200–250 extra coal purchases. Total operations involve about 23,000 Montana workers and about 92,000 dependents. Annual Montana wages total 36 million, with 34 million spent on freight fuel power supplies taxes and purchases, totaling 70 million per year.
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Butte
Anaconda
Great Falls
B., A. & P. Railway
Montana
John Gillie
Gillie
Wyoming
Anaconda Company
Pioneers Win Best Story Contest Winners Named
Three Montana pioneers receive 50 30 and 20 dollar prizes from the Montana Newspaper Association for the best historical stories tied to bygone Montana days. Joe Culbertson Colonel G R Norris and David Weaver win with tales of Grasshopper creek Last Chance Gulch and Alder Gulch.
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Montana
Montana Newspaper Association
Joe Culbertson
Alexander Culbertson
Old Fort Benton
G. R. Norris
David Weaver
Grasshopper Creek
Bannack
Last Chance Gulch
Helena
Alder Gulch
Virginia City
Confederate Gulch
Emigrant Gulch
Weaver
Pennsylvania
Charles M. Russell
E. H. Cooney
Lew L. Callaway
Great Falls
Kate Sullivan
Dillon
All About the New Income Tax in Nutshell
March 16 1922 is final date for filing returns and first payments. Single persons with net income 1000 or more or gross 5000 or more. Married couples with net income 2000 or more or gross 5000 or more. Collector of internal revenue for the district of residence. Full directions on Form 1040A and 1040. Four per cent tax to 4000 and eight per cent on excess. Surtax 1 to 65 per cent on net incomes over 5000 for 1921.
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Internal Revenue
Revenue law changes reduce tax for many families in 1921
The 1921 revenue act raises personal exemptions for married filers and adds allowances per dependent. A married person with three children and net income $4000 faces tax of 12 dollars in 1921, down from 56 dollars in 1920. Citizens must file by March 15 1922 and can obtain forms from internal revenue collectors.
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United States
Internal Revenue
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Territory of Montana
General Gregg
Mrs. Howard
Postum Cereal Co., Inc
Battle Creek, Mich
The
A. C. M. Company
Pioneers